More than 500,000 gallons of fuel have been deployed to South Florida to offset the lack of gas availability at stations caused by last week’s severe flooding at Port Everglades, the Florida Division of Emergency Management said Tuesday. Nearly 58% of gas stations in Miami-Dade and Broward counties were without fuel as of Wednesday morning, according to the gas tracker from GasBuddy. In the West Palm Beach area, almost 33% of gas stations were without fuel. Florida’s emergency response team has been diverting fuel from Port Canaveral and Tampa since Friday as Port Everglades works to de-water fuel racks that were flooded from the historic […]

looding has people feeling drained at the Arts Lofts of West Village in Lake Worth Beach. “I looked out my window here and this is where I first saw the flooding, it was all down here,” said Christina Pritchard who lives in the Arts Lofts. Neighbors said that the units along N F Street were built too low, causing their homes to flood when it rains. “You can see the difference of the heights of the homes around us, look how high that is compared to this one,” said Pritchard

The Supreme Court on Wednesday extended a temporary stay to maintain the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the abortion pill mifepristone amid ongoing litigation. The administrative stay will be in place until the end of day Friday. The decision came just hours before a midnight deadline from Justice Samuel Alito, who last Friday had granted a temporary, five-day pause of an unprecedented Texas order deeming the drug unsafe.  

A suspect has been arrested after allegedly stabbing a Walmart employee before driving his car onto the sidewalk, killing a 15-year-old boy and injuring three other teens in Ventura County, California. Austin Eis, 24, was arrested for murder, attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, resisting a police officer and brandishing a weapon, Ventura County Sheriff’s Deputy Wendell Campbell said at a press conference Wednesday.